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🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israel says its soldiers won't join any U.S. ground operation in Iran...
Channel 12 reports the IDF is sitting this one out if boots hit the ground.
Israel will reportedly keep bombing from the air but won't send troops 1,000 miles into Iranian territory.
The logic is straightforward.
Israel doesn't have the logistics to sustain ground forces that far from home.
So the country that pressured the U.S. into this war, that struck South Pars without permission, that keeps bombing through peace talks, and whose intelligence helped justify the entire operation, won't be sending a single soldier if the mission gets dangerous enough to require ground troops.
Source: WaPo @KobeissiLetter
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇱🇮🇷 Why Israeli air defenses keep failing against Iranian missiles... Three layers. Iron Dome for rockets. David's Sling for missiles. Arrow for ballistic threats in space. Sounds impenetrable until Iran's glide vehicles start zigzagging mid-flight, confusing every tier simultaneously. Iran spends $200 million on an attack. Israel spends $1 billion defending against it. Five weeks of that math and the interceptors run out before the missiles do. Source: Ai Telly
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